Iran claims victory, says it forced US to accept 10-point plan

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I mean… Yeah. Trump caved in quicker than the titan submersible


This whole debacle was a rousing success. The question is for whom. It wasn’t a victory for the US citizens writ large. It wasn’t a win for any NATO allies. It wasn’t a win for the vast majority of the people in the world.

There’s a few people/groups we can assume did win: - The wealthy: they were given insider trading info and made billions - Iran’s leadership: they have come out regionally stronger - Israel’s government: they got to genocide more Lebanese, Palestinians, Syrians, and Gazans under the cover of a regional war. - The inside circle in the executive branch that weren’t outright fired

It’s mostly an insider trading game at the expense of lives, money, and the US’ sitting on the geopolitical stage. This is all part of the smash and grab stage of this presidency.

Also, no one is talking about the Epstein Files anymore.

the what files? i too am completely distracted from the trump-epstein friendship files



All the military weapon suppliers who now get to restock the used supply. I wouldn’t be surprised if they pushed this as a way to funnel money to them.


Good analysis, agreed on all points.

Even the one about Iran’s leadership. Like the top ones, the top contenders and generals who were all killed. Did they win.

Good point, and yeah no, they were murdered.

The state leadership did seem to have politically outmaneuvered the US and Israel, however. I think that was OP’s point. They definitely won the culture war and controlling the narrative…not hard considering they were not the aggressors.




Also, there was revolt or even an uprising at Tehran before the attack. This maimed any chances of getting a better popular organization. This attack on Iran saved the dictatorial regime.




As part of the plan, the US has in principle agreed to lift all primary and secondary sanctions against Iran and to withdraw US combat forces from all bases in the region, the council said according to state media.

Yeah… none of this will happen. I hate Trump and this illegal war is abhorrent. That said, if you take Iranian state media at face value I have a bridge to sell you.

That is a huge issue today… American state media and Iran state media are basically guaranteed to be lying.

If you add the complete capitulation of journalism in general, there is not a single source of information that can actually be trusted.

I guess we MAY see what actually happened based on what reality displays

If you add the complete capitulation of journalism in general, there is not a single source of information that can actually be trusted.

I mean how do you even report on this “truthfully”? :D

All they can do is say “this is what the two liars are saying, we don’t know what will happen”

All they can do is say “this is what the two liars are saying, we don’t know what will happen”

Not really… that is exactly what I meant about the capitulation of journalism. Sure they can say something like “Trump claims the sky is green; however, multiple observations, expert testimony and reality immediately confirms this claim to be false”… instead, they just quote the lie and move on.

I get that they cannot really confirm everything, but they are not even trying anymore. There is no questioning, there is no challenge… they just echo what is posted on Tweets or whatever other garbage platform and call themselves journalists

At the VERY LEAST, they should always add the disclaimer that no evidence was provided whenever parroting a known liar

Ah, yeah I didn’t think about this from a US media POV. Where I’m from, the local media reports on trump with what you said should be done, they say what trump said and then note that this is not true and theres no evidence. Because my countrys media doesn’t have access to trump, they cant really ask him questions or challenge him. So the best they can do is summarize what was said and then point out the inaccuracies.

Well I do not know where you are from but your journalists seem to have stayed professionals!

Sadly, because Finland is a bilingual country, our state media focuses on the Finnish and Swedish reporting, the English version is not very wide in their reporting, most of their stuff is summaries and focused on Finland from a international perspective. So that is not a good source for foreigners to find out about world events. The Finnish version is more comprehensive and deals with more topics. The Norwegian medias are a bit better on the English language stuff.

But I thought you might find this amusing: https://yle.fi/a/74-20219379





Not a meme for those interested…

This piece of shit of a human actually complained about being fact checked

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ipxF918BjWQ


Vance and Trump’s performances at the debates were the worst I"ve ever seen. By far.

Vance crying about being fact checked.

Trump saying he has concepts of plans and rambling on about immigrants eating people’s pets.

And then they were elected. The U.S. truly is a clown nation.

Worse than Biden’s “We finally beat Medicare”?

Biden’s debate performance was so bad that it got Trump elected.




NPR generally still does a good job of this, which is why Republicans worked so hard to defund them



They could report what’s happening on the ground first, and statements second.




Yeah, none of that is at all possible, but I have to hand it to Iran saying it. They know Trump just makes shit up, so they made some shit up. Now the US can confirm, deny, or be silent. Confirm? Win. Deny? Nobody believes the US anymore. Silence is weakness and/or confirmation.

It’s exactly a Trump negotiation tactic. Just state your wishlist as fact, let the other side sputter and deny, then call them names and walk all over them while they look weak and unreliable. Iran watched and learned.


Or do one even better and stay silent while also threatening any media outlets that report the terms. Now you get weakness, confirmation, and lying all in one package with a ribbon bow on top.



My thoughts exactly. There are multiple points in the plan that I just can’t see as being tenable long-term. The readiness the US accepted it sounds like a delay to either get the stock market back up or for those Marines to get across the ocean. I doubt the ceasefire makes it the full two weeks.


The announcement must have came via ai Lego diss track. People seem pretty enamored with those

Win the meme battle, win the war.

If the past decade has taught me anything it is that meme magic is real

In the olden days, meme magic was called propaganda, and yes, it works if done correctly.


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I read that as Lego DLSS track and was hella confused for a minute.



To a degree it’s already happened. US forces retreated from a lot of bases when they started getting drone attacks. So they’d have to actively move back to the Iranian border regions.

The sanctions and the rest will be a whole bigger thing that probably won’t happen in full.

Don’t know if its true or not but I heard a lot of the bases have been bombed into oblivion at this point.



I have a bridge to sell you.

I recognize that as some part of a saying indicating someone is gullible, but don’t actually know the source. I know this is off-topic, but where does this come from?

I love etymology, so I looked it up:

In reference to George C. Parker, an infamous conman who successfully duped his victims into “buying” the Brooklyn Bridge.

Per wikitionary


I’m sure the OED has the correct answer, but here’s a a source about a similar aphorism.



Unfortunately Iran is less untrustworthy than the US at this moment, even though they’re both definitely lying


Not really concerned about the sanctions, no one should be doing buisness with the US or US affiliated countries anyways, but the US withdrawing would be really swell.


Yeah. Dummies hate Trump so much they blindly believe and support anybody in opposition to him.



No other nation on this planet could be harming America more than Donald Trump and the Republican party.

They are traitors. Plain and simple. They are our enemy.

They will 25th him to have VP as potus for the next election. Incumbent advantage.




Failed business man surprisingly fails as president. What a surprise.

“He’ll run it like his businesses.”

Yep.



i thought Iran cancelled this ceasefire and the Straits of Hormuz are closed again, because the shithead Israelis bombed and murdered more Lebanese.

Posts have a timestamp. This post is probably older than the more recent news about the massacres in Lebanon.



Iran also gets to charge every tanker that goes through the Strait $2,000,000 (they’ll split it with Oman, who has the other side of the Strait), in order to rebuild everything that got bombed, but I’m sure that toll will go on pretty much forever. So gas supplies may slowly start to recover, but prices won’t. We’re going to be paying higher prices for gas, energy, any goods that need to be moved, anything made of plastic, and anything that needs fertilizer to grow, for a long time.

This was my first thought. It reminds me of the highway tolls in Illinois. They were originally announced to be temporary until they paid for the highways’ construction themselves… in 1958. They discovered they like money and made them permanent.



“United States to accept in principle its 10-point plan”

The “in principle” is importent here. Saying Iran won at this point is like saying you got a good deal before you finish haggling the price. Plus one of the points relies on Israel stopping it’s attacks on Lebanon. Unless the US is willing to force Israel to stop, I doubt they will. Israel says” the ceasfire dosn’t apply to Lebanon”.

even that is an obvious victory for Iran

either US is a lier or unable to even enforce a deal or Iran actually gets what it asked for



Went about as well as one would expect when a war is run by two massively-unqualified TV show hosts who paid smarter people to write their term papers.


Have you heard that the straight of Hormuz is closed again after the latest round of bombing again?

They will get everything they want.


This is the best possible outcome, and humiliating for the USA

… it’s too good to be true, in my opinion


Something something art of the deal.


My prediction is that it’ll come out that the Trump Administration was negotiating with Ahmed Chalabi the whole time.


Nobody won here

The current leader of Iran did. He got to be head of state after an attack by the biggest military power in the world killed his predecessor. That’s a much better origin story and base of legitimacy than a long ugly internal power struggle or simply inheriting the position after the other guy died of old age.
He can also spin the war internally as him standing up to the US and winning.

Khamenei’s father, wife and one of his sisters were killed at the onset of the war.





As much as Trump is the most stupid person alive, I don’t believe any word of this. Of course every side claims total victory. It’s pretty clear the US lost in the long run and this war was a total disaster, but what is claimed here will never happen.

Unless the US comes out and denies it, there is no reason to doubt it. They’re boastful enough not to let Iran claim total victory





Press X to doubt but this is just so believable…


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(sigh) It’s not gonna be a ceasefire, because Israel doesn’t know the meaning of the word.

It will allow them to continue their genocide in Gaza West Bank and lenanon now… for defensive purposes.

defensive preemptive genocide.



Israel has already broken it



Note: The Trump administration states that this is fake, however it is getting plenty of coverage from Middle Eastern news outlets.

Statement issued by the General Secretariat of the Supreme National Security Council of Iran:

The noble Iranian people must know that, by the blessing of the jihad of their sons and their historic presence on the battlefield, the enemy has been begging for over a month to halt the fires of Iran and the fierce resistance. However, the country’s officials, due to a decision made from the outset mandating the continuation of the war until the objectives are achieved—including driving the enemy to regret and despair and removing the long-term threat from the country—have rejected all such requests, and the war has continued until this day, which marks the fortieth day. Moreover, Iran has rejected several deadlines proposed by the President of the United States up to this point and continues to affirm that it attaches no importance to any type of deadline set by the enemy.

Today, we herald to the great Iranian people that most of the war’s objectives have been nearly achieved, and that your brave sons have driven the enemy into a historic paralysis and permanent defeat. Iran’s historic decision, backed by the full consensus of the people, is to continue this battle as long as necessary, until its great achievements are solidified and new security and political equations are imposed in the region based on the recognition of Iran’s power and sovereignty and that of the Resistance Axis.

In this context, and in accordance with the directives of the Leader of the Islamic Revolution, His Eminence Ayatollah Seyyed Mojtaba Khamenei (may God protect him), with the approval of the Supreme National Security Council, taking into account Iran’s and the Resistance Axis’s superiority on the battlefield, the enemy’s inability to carry out its threats despite all its claims, and its official acceptance of all the legitimate demands of the Iranian people, it has been decided to hold negotiations in Islamabad to finalize the details, with the stipulation that within a maximum period of 15 days, Iran’s victory in the field is also politically solidified through the negotiations.

In this framework, Iran, while rejecting all proposals put forward by the enemy, has prepared a 10-point plan and submitted it to the American side via Pakistan, emphasizing key points, including: organized passage through the Strait of Hormuz in coordination with the Iranian Armed Forces, which would grant Iran a unique economic and geopolitical position; the necessity of ending the war against all components of the Resistance Axis, meaning a historic defeat for the aggression of the Israeli entity; the withdrawal of U.S. combat forces from all their bases and deployment sites in the region; the establishment of a protocol for safe passage in the Strait of Hormuz that ensures Iran’s control in accordance with the agreement; full payment of compensation to Iran according to the assessments; lifting all primary and secondary sanctions and decisions of the Governing Boards and the Security Council; the release of all frozen Iranian funds and assets abroad; and finally, enshrining all these points in a binding resolution issued by the Security Council. It is worth noting that the adoption of this resolution will transform these understandings into binding international law and constitute a significant diplomatic victory for the Iranian people.

The Prime Minister of Pakistan has informed Iran that the American side, despite its apparent threats, has accepted these principles as the basis for negotiations and has submitted to the will of the Iranian people. Accordingly, it has been decided at the highest levels that Iran will enter into negotiations with the American side in Islamabad for a period of two weeks, and solely on the basis of these principles. It is emphasized that this does not mean the end of the war, as Iran will not accept its conclusion until the details of these principles are completed in the final negotiations.

These negotiations, with complete lack of trust in the American side, will begin on Friday, 21 Farvardin, in Islamabad, and Iran has allocated two weeks for them, extendable by agreement of both parties. During this period, it is essential to maintain complete national unity and to continue the victory celebrations with full force. These negotiations are national negotiations and a continuation of the battlefield, and it is necessary for the entire people, elites, and political currents to trust this process, which is managed under the supervision of the Leader of the Revolution and the highest levels of the system, to support it, and to strictly avoid any statements that incite division.

If the enemy’s surrender on the battlefield is transformed into a decisive political achievement in the negotiations, we will celebrate this great historic victory together; otherwise, we will continue the fight side by side until all the demands of the Iranian people are fulfilled. Our hands are on the trigger, and any minor mistake by the enemy will be met with a decisive and forceful response.

General Secretariat of the Supreme National Security Council
19 Farvardin 1405

On the face of it, this is a much more intelligible and credible account of what’s going on than anything the USA is putting out.

Yeah, but it took them, like, three paragraphs of tooting their own horn before they got to the point.

They’re speaking Trump’s language.





This is great. But I don’t think Iran is being entirely accurate here either. This whole ceasefire feels like Iran flexing on the US. But I don’t think that they actually expect the US to give into all of the demands.

Iran is “claiming victory” here in the same way Trump has been. But they actually have the leverage. Trump just has to bend the knee though. They won’t let him “look good”. And he’s already crying about this being “fake news”. His ego will never let him do that.

They are basically saying “here is your way out. You’ll look weak as fuck and be our removed”. Or, you can disagree, keep fighting, let us kill hundreds of thousands of your troops on the ground; and then agree to all of this once your economy is in ruins”

They called Trump’s bluff and are now holding all of the cards. They are not going to allow Trump a nice way out of this to claim “victory”. They either force him to look weak as fuck and literally abandon Israel. Or, they continue the shutdown of the strait in a couple weeks.

I think both sides know that this ceasefire will not last. But Iran is being honest and giving Trump a way out. I just don’t think Trump will take it to this degree. He’ll think he can actually win with more war.

Iran has done damage. But unless the US actually accepts all these terms (I don’t think they will). Iran will not have done nearly enough damage to prevent the US from doing this again. And they know that.

They need to actually damage the US where it hurts. With a red stock market. That’s the only thing the rulers of the US care about.

Great assessment TBH. Iran is clearly posturing here, they haven’t won yet, even though the US did lose already.

US plutocrats don’t actually care that much whether the stock market is red or green in the short term, they will make money from it either way. I think the existing strategy of jacking up oil prices (which will impact the economy long-term) and also hitting their assets directly where possible (e.g. datacenters and refineries) will have more impact.

However, it is also possible that with some reshuffling of the demands the ceasefire might actually hold. If they allow Trump to not lose face, they could get most of their demands practically met and be the ultimate victors in this. I hope this is how it goes, otherwise we might see a worldwide famine due to fertilizer shortages by the end of this year.


I wonder how setting up a toll system in Yuan and will effect this, and what will happen with that plan in the ensuing two weeks.


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Does the US need to get a sponsor it can turn to for motivation when it feels like bombing a country again?


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